The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-26
NO GEORGE INSPECTORS.
TIE COURT OF APPEALS CUTS $4,000
OUT OF THE CAMPAIGN FUND

OUT OF THE CAMPAIGN FUND
Republicans will have to Fay II Them-
selves Instead Of snddling IL on the City
Lively-0eorae Takes Hold Next Week.
ALBANY. Oct. 25.-The Court Of Appeals
to-day decided adversely to the Henry George
party on tho appeal in the mandamus suit to
compel the New York Police Board to appoint
q representative Of that party as the fifth men,
ber Of every one OF the s12 Boards Of Inspectors
Of Elections. This undoubtedly settles the
point for this election. for suit to try the
issues OF fact involved could hardly be decided
before Nov 8.
Tho Court holds that as the facts are dis
puted, the General Term was right In refusing
to issue q peremptory mandamus to the Police
Board. Leave is given to apply to the Supreme
Court for trial OF the issues forthwith before
one OF tho Justices thereof. or in such other
way as the parties may agree upon and the
Court shall approve Of. This was the proceed
ing advised by the General Term week and
moro ago. but counsel for the United Labor
party refused to assent to a trial Of the facts.
and insisted on first appealing the technical
points in the case.
The United Labor party leaders wore 80 sure
that tho fifth election inspector belonged to
use In proving it, and they feel uncommonly
sore over the decision that they must prove 1t.
or 60 without. They had an idea that 10000.
which the sl2 inspectors would e arm wou,a 70
great a to 30 aon Gre @bou
Is what a few Of their leaders say:
A. Levey candidate for Civil JusticeIIhe decision,
fs s
ss si T Ss'
dstriet@Ths Of tho most g.rng o',.rasss ever
Herpetrsted uron our people It win make come to
s.a s; y :ss the polls
H.. hi bill ma
aure passed. It knowing was for the United Labor
Why didn't the United Labor marty ta !. the
tGs RRsTty hat psaed 10000 votes Mr. Leu
"s They Would only they we're not certain tina.
Would Would not ask them to trot the whole 6s.o0o
TIC 70 make up for losing tho $4,000 the, Chair
Ef the CampsiTpp C9mmtse s SesH% he
taken KEN up pa at every mass meeting to be held
henceforth. The party has heavy expenses to
spt that 9oihsr ns u as
nre women. scattered over the State. talking
people l, and the state to the Republicans. Next
Monday George. Post, ,McGlynn and Gorsuch
will DO LET upon ts t9 Nv a aRd auE n
MsanwhiIe the alert local politician is setting
sr h ose Rs
an amazing number Of United Labor delegates
se f ay T6s is
ven r Genuine United Labor men like to
vention. and to sec ali the moves. while the old
stagers descend with q swoop, poll mysteri-
Ganssr 81 as
$50 So When Mr. Muller's United Labor friends
s g S&sS ssAs ' e.
talked until midSisSt, beioFe DEFEATING hi@
not ns snd hin
when they discovered that Muller had negoti-
ated for the bears hide in advance OF tho pub
Jerry Murphy. who has been, cherishing the
idea for nine months that his country has
Tho County, Executive Committee was ar-
last nsh Ss
one one. 7. Burke worked for Murphy but it was
no 60. The Conyent M1,,a met at at 25S Centre
through. James oliver Kane, the ,Gh%ir,
Hugh Whoriskey. representative from
the State Executive Committee. was not
with Muller. but the State Executive Commit.
tee apparently was, for 1t gave Richmond
county, a representation Of twenty-one dele,
gates in tho Convention. This raised a wild
and fierce howl from Burke. who said he,
would bolt the Convention again, and called
upon all his friends to go with him.. There
was some confusion in the hall, and Burke
but they. came back again when
they found that they were only a half
dozen. The Richmond county delegation was
ballot and worked hard for it. There was a
wild row over this but 1t was settled by Hugh
Whoriskey, tho State Committee representa-
tive. who said that there must be an open bal
lot. or he would declare the nomination illegal.
Tommy Moran then moved that they ballot
for candidates 1t was the last skirmlsh. The
balloting was a laborious process. but it was
shown that Miller had 81 votes to Murphy's 81.
Three hundred men who say they are the
real United Labor party Of the First district,
though the County Convention rejected them.
met In Berrigan's Hall 1876 Hudson street, last
night. They endorsed the nomination OF
cratic state and county tickets;
When the County Executive Committee heard
what had happened up In the Fourth Judicial
district on Monday night. they determined
that things should not stand there either, and
that 1t should not be walkOver for Steckler
They decided to order new convention. This
wipes out John Nelson Bogart's boom for As
semblyman. for Bogart championed Steckler.